I guess I'll be that guy. This was filmed quite some time ago and we still have some time till he actually signs them. I guess he could get hurt in the meantime.
Dixie Waste Services called - they said you were standing too close together and they wish you'd cleaned the mud off their dumpster. I believe their exact words were "what are we even paying you for?"
In years of being on sentry duty, area guard, and a few other duties that required the use of a radio (both hand and in humvee) I never ever heard this stated, so I'd say that no, probably not a classic. More like a classic civ thing to say.
My favourite was: "Hello, Zero. This is Lima Three Zero. You are wearing a bobble-hat and scarf. Out." (Zero is the OC. Lima Three Zero was a detachment. "Wearing a bobble-'at an' scaarrf" rhymes with "'aving a bloody laarrf" in a Cockney accent. The grid reference they had been given was not a suitable place for a radio detachment.)
Id say probably not, its more about getting the shot on the first try. Having to deal with automatic recoil would likely make it allot harder if you miss. The only time I could see it being of use, would be the final spin stage. But even then, the recoil along with already being tired sounds like a bad combo for marksmanship.
Whenever I watch Karl do a Kasarda drill, it sounds like he's thinking, with every throw of the kettlebell, about how much he wishes he didn't invent it.
I'm looking forward to the Electric Wheelchair Division, not because I need one now but I would if I did a Stage like this one. Damn this Stage was hard to watch, made my back hurt.
I was on Stage 2 at the same time, last stage of Day 2. I don't remember anything particularly unusual about anyone's run. I remember one shooter who needed his empty handgun mags reloaded and bucket-brigaded back to him, but having folks reload for you was clearly allowed as of early Day 1 They were also beginning to set up tables and such for the end-of-match prizes around the Stage 2 pavilion, could've been a really boring call like that.
that kettle bell gives you +2 to your ranged attack rolls, but you do gain a point of exhaustion after every combat encounter, while you're attuned to it...
Is prone a requirement for the stage or simply the most functional way of going about this? Curious, because I'd like to try it out both kneeling and prone with an ACOG and gear (want to know if the up/down exhaustion and added time is more detrimental than the reducing stability of the knee) but a moot point if kneeling wouldn't be an option per your rules anyways.
How do I set this up? I have land and i heard you say 50 yards of throws and a 62 pound kettel bell but how long is the whole thing 100 yards? I really wanna practice this sort of thing
Could have done with that for my helmet a few times. Bloody thing never sat right. Squeezed my head some days, sat so low the ties between the pads imprinted into the top of my head some days, hit my nose when I hit the deck or stuck to my forehead and scraped the back of my head. Either the shit them spiekd our rations with made my head swell and shrink or that helmet should have been used as a fruit bowl instead ... or both.
We have Finn-o-vision. We have Sinistral-cam. We have Ian and Karl over-the-shoulder view. It's shiny and glorious. .... But something is still missing..... Something for all the bullpup SKS fans out there....... It is vital, for the future of the internet, that we get cosplay trap-o-vision!! :D I uh, uh... I'm a-asking for a f-f-friend! Yeah!
I as feeling for Ian; at the first I thought he was going to flip himself with the kettlebell, then it looked like he lost his mag. Hearing him almost sobbing with exertion; then at the end it was looking like he would shoot himself dry on the spinner--GOOD JOB!
Thomas A my guns aren’t true race guns. They’re something between purely tactical and purely race. If they were race guns you’d see them malfunction with regularity in these environments. I want as many advantages as I can get without compromising reliability.
One hat down....:) I thing last stages is harder,climbing,running,bonus target..etc. Nice grenade on end Ian! I know how you feel shooting that horrible spinner. Who want see Russel on this stage?
@@InrangeTv Ok, thanks. To fit in Classic, how faithful does the rifle have to be? If I wanted to shoot an AR-10 does it have to be like the Brownell's version? Or can I use a PSA with carry handle and traditional front sight post?
are you allowed to face backwards for the kettle bell toss? with some practice and technique you can really huck those things far and easier on your back. if you look up kettle bell/ discus dynamic warm ups/ strength training you squat low and bring it down low and toss it back over your head releasing as you squat up
I was wondering if you're allowed to spin, hammer throwing technique style - though you'd want to practice so as not to send 60lb of steel flying in the wrong direction.
@@jameshealy4594 No, no spinning or backwards facing throws were allowed. We know from experience that if we allow that, some people will accidentally throw the wrong direction - like at the RO.
I guess it probably doesn't make much difference, but are you allowed to rotationally throw that thing? Through the legs seems like you don't get much distance
Why don’t you get some grenade throwing I to the next desert brutality, you can get say german stick grenades that use a 9 mm blank in them or airsoft that use co2 too deploy the BB rounds. Do the kettle bells, at the end have a bin to aim for, bonus points to get it in and detonate
A thumbs up for Schecky McCollum photobombing the video with the hat. Or is it videobombing? 🤔 So the guy in the beginning with the XM177E2 and Hawaiian shirt was channelling his inner CIA "observer" lol?
I have an idea for an alternative brutal stage: the Fun House. Enter up a ramp, step onto a platform suspended from corner chains, knock down first three plates, move off platform, climb stairs, fire from prone to knock down next three plates, cross "Burma bridge," shoot through gaps in two counter-rotating windmills to knock down next three plates without hitting the windmill vanes, go down angled rope, lie on back behind 8" wall and sit up for each shot to knock down next three plates, get up, crawl 20 feet under a camo net strung across 12" legs, go through a 2-foot-square window at waist height, shoot under a 12" lintel to knock down next three plates, unload, cross a line of tyres hanging on ropes and a rope swing over a ball pool, load a fresh mag and then make the shot on each of five hostage targets.
Channel meme since a match they video'ed over a year ago, where they shot all the recaps by the dixie waste services dumpster... Because Dixie Waste Services is lining InRange's pockets for that product placement ;D
I imagine it was against the rules but did anyone think to spin launch the kettle bell? I mean the rifles on the ground so it's not like you'd be muzzle sweeping anyone. Also if you manage to throw it behind or to the side of you well it's either a no gain or negative gain. If the rules weren't specific I would have done it.
Idea Hit the spinner between kettle bell throws instead of a static target then spin the target in one direction Stop it Then spin it again (maybe the opposite direction?)
Ian's kettle bell technique is dangerous. The power and momentum is supposed to come from the legs and the forward thrust of the hips, not the back and arms.
The match design seems fantastic for hitting all the categories but it honestly feels like it is dipping too close to being dangerous. Like, someone is going to destroy their back or annihilate a muscle or joint. It seems like it could be modified to continue to be difficult and intense while being less of a game of chicken with life-altering physical injury.
SinistralRifleman . Roger I’ve never tried it. I used 69 in 3gun and never had too much trouble with spinners but that’s a bit different than iron sighted retro guns and gear.
Truly, truly brutal challenges These are not Jung men. But they have something to prove. That is they can prove to themselves they still have it. They have health insurance, pride and are free men doing what they love.
Don't hurt your wrists Ian, you have a lot of books to sign.
Or blow a disc, geeze that looked brutal.
I guess I'll be that guy. This was filmed quite some time ago and we still have some time till he actually signs them. I guess he could get hurt in the meantime.
Dixie Waste Services called - they said you were standing too close together and they wish you'd cleaned the mud off their dumpster. I believe their exact words were "what are we even paying you for?"
Ian clowning on Karl's hat these last two videos has had me rolling
Rest in peace Symthic.
@@user-gs6bi3pm5c wait shit, really? Wow, I didn't know about that. I made the weapon descriptions for BF4 and the initial release of BF1. RIP indeed.
"Just for the record, this is not what you're thinking..." classic radio line from just about any soldier to his command.
"Can you repeat that?"
"Um never mind. Just get over here." 🤔😒
In years of being on sentry duty, area guard, and a few other duties that required the use of a radio (both hand and in humvee) I never ever heard this stated, so I'd say that no, probably not a classic. More like a classic civ thing to say.
My favourite was: "Hello, Zero. This is Lima Three Zero. You are wearing a bobble-hat and scarf. Out."
(Zero is the OC. Lima Three Zero was a detachment. "Wearing a bobble-'at an' scaarrf" rhymes with "'aving a bloody laarrf" in a Cockney accent. The grid reference they had been given was not a suitable place for a radio detachment.)
“We have hat down...”. Classic.
Would this have been easier with a fully automatic AK?
No
I'd just cut the BS and call in a JDAM.
LIEUTENANT DAN YOU GOT NO HAT
There's only one way to find out.
Id say probably not, its more about getting the shot on the first try. Having to deal with automatic recoil would likely make it allot harder if you miss. The only time I could see it being of use, would be the final spin stage. But even then, the recoil along with already being tired sounds like a bad combo for marksmanship.
Ian sounded like he was going to have a Kasarda Coronary Catastrophe about 2 throws from the end
Why does this video come up when I search for "back injuries"
I don't know but my knees are aching.
@liam dahlgren It's all about technique. If you use your back when handling a kettle bell, you're doing it wrong.
Is there an "OLD Man Classic " division ? Where we throw a feather pillow instead of the kettle bell ?
XD
Whenever I watch Karl do a Kasarda drill, it sounds like he's thinking, with every throw of the kettlebell, about how much he wishes he didn't invent it.
Lol
as medals you should have gold,silver and bronze plated kettlebells for next DB
How about 62 pounds of pure gold for a "medal"?)
I'd be so tired that I would probably wind up throwing the gun instead of the kettlebell.
I would puke.
I'm looking forward to the Electric Wheelchair Division, not because I need one now but I would if I did a Stage like this one.
Damn this Stage was hard to watch, made my back hurt.
I would go for a mobilityscooter as a weaponsplatform and assistant throwing the cattlebell :)
Karl might as well be wearing a Oddjobb hat seeing how much he likes throwing hats.
I wonder how many people are gonna get the reference (* ching *).
PS: that, at the end, was the sound that particular hat made when it "did its job".
Every time a new board appeared, I thought that was the stop line. But no. That was brutal. But your throws stayed sting until the end. Well done!
Tan-hat down!
I repeat we have a Tan-hat down.
The Kasarda Drill always looks like such a bastard to run.
I really want to know what the stage 2 needed the range master for if it's "not what you think".
Me too man XD
I was on Stage 2 at the same time, last stage of Day 2. I don't remember anything particularly unusual about anyone's run. I remember one shooter who needed his empty handgun mags reloaded and bucket-brigaded back to him, but having folks reload for you was clearly allowed as of early Day 1
They were also beginning to set up tables and such for the end-of-match prizes around the Stage 2 pavilion, could've been a really boring call like that.
radio traffic to the rangemaster is constant throughout these events to enforce rules, issue rulings, etc.
Just going prone at each board would wear me out! Good job guys!
Dang, Ian's accuracy during the entire kettle bell throw was impressive.
Ian aka Gun Jesus aka mister laser and a surprise cameo by mister grenade ... great stuff!
If gun jesus throws it , is it a Holy hand grenade ?
I can imagine the Finns going "You call that "hard more"? That's cute, just wait what we have planned for the Finnish Brutality."
Goddamn. This hurt me to watch. Way to come up with a truly brutal drill. My god man.
Brownells, the finest of Brown colored rifles!
Yes?Some are black..
I love Carl's last throw, there is nothing left in the tank.
Loved the grenade toss! :)
The Kasarda Drill (Hard Mode) for Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
that kettle bell gives you +2 to your ranged attack rolls, but you do gain a point of exhaustion after every combat encounter, while you're attuned to it...
A kas-hard-a drill, if you will
That poor hat...
Yeah!:(
I almost died laughing. Karl is breaking his balls throwing that kettle bell and Ian is making hat jokes.
Is prone a requirement for the stage or simply the most functional way of going about this? Curious, because I'd like to try it out both kneeling and prone with an ACOG and gear (want to know if the up/down exhaustion and added time is more detrimental than the reducing stability of the knee) but a moot point if kneeling wouldn't be an option per your rules anyways.
My spine would snap like a pretzel stick if I attempted to hurl that kettlebell.....
Enjoyed watching this competition. That looked brutal.
Ah the classic Kasarda drill, named after a truly mad man.
How do I set this up? I have land and i heard you say 50 yards of throws and a 62 pound kettel bell but how long is the whole thing 100 yards? I really wanna practice this sort of thing
That tactical hat flip must be pattented, something like “karl maneuver”
Could have done with that for my helmet a few times. Bloody thing never sat right. Squeezed my head some days, sat so low the ties between the pads imprinted into the top of my head some days, hit my nose when I hit the deck or stuck to my forehead and scraped the back of my head. Either the shit them spiekd our rations with made my head swell and shrink or that helmet should have been used as a fruit bowl instead ... or both.
We have Finn-o-vision. We have Sinistral-cam. We have Ian and Karl over-the-shoulder view.
It's shiny and glorious. .... But something is still missing..... Something for all the bullpup SKS fans out there.......
It is vital, for the future of the internet, that we get cosplay trap-o-vision!! :D
I uh, uh... I'm a-asking for a f-f-friend! Yeah!
Jeeezzz, they don't call it brutality for nothing
My dudes! Great performance!
That's a really cool blue shirt and very nice editing.
Karl walked to that mound like a man that no longer could care.
I as feeling for Ian; at the first I thought he was going to flip himself with the kettlebell, then it looked like he lost his mag. Hearing him almost sobbing with exertion; then at the end it was looking like he would shoot himself dry on the spinner--GOOD JOB!
1:47 F's in chat bois we lost'em
I’d like to see Ian one day shoot a match with a well tuned and maintained race gun just like “oh so this is what sinistral rifleman uses”
Thomas A my guns aren’t true race guns. They’re something between purely tactical and purely race. If they were race guns you’d see them malfunction with regularity in these environments. I want as many advantages as I can get without compromising reliability.
Good to see the LMP development has kept going
@@GunFunZS LMP was the April 1st weapon on Forgotten Weapons. It was a rock with a handle
I want to get the Brownells Retro line.
Lift with your knees, [K]arl! Lift with your knees! 😂 ... [and Ian]
Did Karl pull a Zoidberg when he was trying to summon Phagan?? lol
These hat comments have been on point Ian thank you XD
The Marines never leave a kettleball behind!
Can we get a series on appropriate hats for operator use?
I want to see a mud test on that hat.
Man, that is snap city.
One hat down....:)
I thing last stages is harder,climbing,running,bonus target..etc.
Nice grenade on end Ian! I know how you feel shooting that horrible spinner.
Who want see Russel on this stage?
1:01 we see a less-than-successful attempt to clone Karl
Next time, spinner from a unstable platform.
this man thinks like a true Kasarda!
No. Spinner from the kayak.
@@dspserpico Spinner from a pool raft in a kiddy pool
@@williwonti Texas star on a spinner shooting from an unstable platform
Throw the kettlebell along a wet mud track, not a firm dust pan. Spinner from under a tracked vehicle on the front slope of the berm.
nice tournament guys specially the last stage : ] GO BROWNELLS
Very brutal.. but awesome. I need to try this.
Do you have to shoot the same rifle throughout the match? I can see where it might be good to shoot an AR-15 some stages and an AR-10 in this one.
Yes. You can not change gear through the stages at all.
@@InrangeTv Ok, thanks. To fit in Classic, how faithful does the rifle have to be? If I wanted to shoot an AR-10 does it have to be like the Brownell's version? Or can I use a PSA with carry handle and traditional front sight post?
My throat hurts from gasping just watching this.
Uphill next year?
Excellent. Poor hat though.
are you allowed to face backwards for the kettle bell toss?
with some practice and technique you can really huck those things far and easier on your back.
if you look up kettle bell/ discus dynamic warm ups/ strength training
you squat low and bring it down low and toss it back over your head releasing as you squat up
I was wondering if you're allowed to spin, hammer throwing technique style - though you'd want to practice so as not to send 60lb of steel flying in the wrong direction.
@@jameshealy4594 No, no spinning or backwards facing throws were allowed. We know from experience that if we allow that, some people will accidentally throw the wrong direction - like at the RO.
@Forgotten Weapons That seemed likely, probably for the best. Thanks for the info.
I guess it probably doesn't make much difference, but are you allowed to rotationally throw that thing? Through the legs seems like you don't get much distance
In some earlier match comments they said you can't throw it by rotating because you might screw up the throw and launch it into the people behind you.
Also, it's 62 pounds (28kg). It's not going very far no matter which technique you use.
Brilliantly simple, excuisitely brvtal.
Just out of curiosity, have you ever considered going with a lighter kettlebell but thrown from the prone?
You mean grenades don’t you
Man, I kept dreading Karl dropping the kettle bell on his weapon.
Now thats desert brutality.
Why don’t you get some grenade throwing I to the next desert brutality, you can get say german stick grenades that use a 9 mm blank in them or airsoft that use co2 too deploy the BB rounds. Do the kettle bells, at the end have a bin to aim for, bonus points to get it in and detonate
I don't mean to sound like a keyboard know-it-all, but have you considered throwing in a spinning motion like a hammer-toss or discus?
A thumbs up for Schecky McCollum photobombing the video with the hat. Or is it videobombing? 🤔
So the guy in the beginning with the XM177E2 and Hawaiian shirt was channelling his inner CIA "observer" lol?
I have an idea for an alternative brutal stage: the Fun House. Enter up a ramp, step onto a platform suspended from corner chains, knock down first three plates, move off platform, climb stairs, fire from prone to knock down next three plates, cross "Burma bridge," shoot through gaps in two counter-rotating windmills to knock down next three plates without hitting the windmill vanes, go down angled rope, lie on back behind 8" wall and sit up for each shot to knock down next three plates, get up, crawl 20 feet under a camo net strung across 12" legs, go through a 2-foot-square window at waist height, shoot under a 12" lintel to knock down next three plates, unload, cross a line of tyres hanging on ropes and a rope swing over a ball pool, load a fresh mag and then make the shot on each of five hostage targets.
Karl didn't yell "GO HOME GI!"
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
A good argument could be made that Ian should have to use French rifles in these matches.
Karl, the Elton John glasses are sublime ! This looks so painful. I guess you can't throw the kettle bell like an Olympic Hammer?
That was truly brutal
Okay I got to ask, what's with the Dixie waste service?
Channel meme since a match they video'ed over a year ago, where they shot all the recaps by the dixie waste services dumpster... Because Dixie Waste Services is lining InRange's pockets for that product placement ;D
Karl=Hunter S Thompson with an AK!😂
Did Sinistral Rifleman go through it twice??
Gany Ixon I believe he did every stage twice. Once in classic and once in full gear
I did this one 3 times...stay tuned
SinistralRifleman you are my hero man! Three times? I’m exhausted just watching
I imagine it was against the rules but did anyone think to spin launch the kettle bell? I mean the rifles on the ground so it's not like you'd be muzzle sweeping anyone. Also if you manage to throw it behind or to the side of you well it's either a no gain or negative gain. If the rules weren't specific I would have done it.
Spinning was not allowed, because we know from experience that people will accidentally throw the kettlebell the wrong direction.
That is cool!
This only confirms what a good marksman karl is.
Idea
Hit the spinner between kettle bell throws instead of a static target then spin the target in one direction
Stop it
Then spin it again (maybe the opposite direction?)
Where do you go from here? Replace the kettlebell with a log. A large one.
Caber tossing? So it would be Scottish brutality
@WiffleballTony Yes. Every shot missed, you have to throw the kettle back toward its starting point.
Painful to watch.
Ian's kettle bell technique is dangerous. The power and momentum is supposed to come from the legs and the forward thrust of the hips, not the back and arms.
The match design seems fantastic for hitting all the categories but it honestly feels like it is dipping too close to being dangerous. Like, someone is going to destroy their back or annihilate a muscle or joint. It seems like it could be modified to continue to be difficult and intense while being less of a game of chicken with life-altering physical injury.
"we have hat down"
"milliner!"
Try some 77gr on spinner stages.
Athletic Performance Shooting it doesn’t make a difference. At best one less hit is required.
SinistralRifleman . Roger I’ve never tried it. I used 69 in 3gun and never had too much trouble with spinners but that’s a bit different than iron sighted retro guns and gear.
Truly, truly brutal challenges These are not Jung men. But they have something to prove. That is they can prove to themselves they still have it. They have health insurance, pride and are free men doing what they love.
I'm already exhausted just by watching it. lol
Everytime you miss you have to make an additional hit on the top steal before continuing.
As soon as Jari finishes the spinner I wanna see the finn-o-vision
Karl, your hair looks great in this drill, tho, man.
If you dislike the magazine pouch, try a BAR magazine pouch.
Good idea but a lot of army units were still using m14 mag pouches during that time and would probably hold them better.
God i wish i had something like this near me. I need to buy land and build a range
He throws the hat the way I want to throw my ACH sometimes.
We have Hat casualty I repeat one hat down over
Last time I was this early my m16 was fully automatic.
Next step let the shooter choose Kettle bell weight vs number of shots
I was breathing hard just watching!